expected to be joined by Paul Detino from WFAN in New York to talk giants. He covers the Giants for the fan

in New York. I did see this on Football Insight, just the right now current, I guess, updated

under center percentages versus other, you know, pistol and shotgun.

Washington clearly at the bottom of the league.

8.3% of their snaps have been under center, 69.8% shotgun, 21.9% pistol.

You know, the pistol's interesting because there are only a few teams that

really use the pistol. Atlanta does, Miami does, and Washington does. Not many teams, the pistol

being different, right? The running, he's instead of, it's about a yard closer to the center,

but the back is actually behind the quarterback. So the back can actually turn and you can get the same effect, or almost the same effect, of play action and, you know, losing the ball when you turn for that play fake, as you do under center. But yeah, Washington dead last. Do we have Paul yet?

Not yet. The phone's still not working for some reason. Okay. It's all right. We'll figure it out.

You know, there was a, you guys sent me this thing from the ringer yesterday. I think we talked

about it briefly, but I actually went

and did kind of the work on this. So it's back of the envelope math. But there's this, you know,

thing that was on the ringer yesterday about Jaden Daniels' scrambling percentage, that Daniels' scrambling

percentage, that Daniels' scrambling rate is up by three percentage

points over last season.

That's a number Washington wanted to bring down after Daniel scrambled on nearly 13% of

his dropbacks as a rookie.

His scramble rate is up to 15.7% in 2025.

So, you know, we're not talking about a dramatic increase, but it's an increase

nonetheless. But there's one game that skews the results to a higher percentage than last year,

and it's the Seattle game that we've talked about a lot. And he basically dropped back and, I'm sorry, he scrambled on 30% of his dropbacks.

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